Dover Castle
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A uniquely beautiful structure designed by Laurence of Ludlow and built in the 13th century, Stokesay Castle is a genuine work of fantasy come to life.
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Beeston Castle
A place of legends among treasure hunters the world over, it’s still believed to this day that many of the riches of King Richard II are buried somewhere beneath the ruins of Beeston Castle. Of course, hundreds of digs have so far uncovered nothing, but it’s always worth keeping your eyes peeled during a visit!
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Bolsover Castle
Occupying a majestic plot in Derbyshire, Bolsover Castle was once the property of the Pevril Family – more closely associated with Pevril Castle. The castle was built in the early 12th century and has been beautifully preserved.
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Tintagel Castle
A popular tourist destination for almost 200 years, Tintagel Castle is steeped in history and legend. Supposedly the place of Arthur’s conception, the castle was once occupied by King Richard though today lies mostly in ruins.
Built on the site of the famed 1066 Battle of Hastings, Battle Abbey is undoubtedly the most iconic feature in the small town of Battle.
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Kenilworth Castle
A famous historian once referred to Kenilworth Castle as quite simply “the finest surviving example of a semi-royal palace of the later middle ages, significant for its scale, form and quality of workmanship” – quite the accolade!
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Carisbrooke Castle
Having been made a prisoner here prior to going on trial, chances are King Charles I would not look upon Carisbrooke Castle quite as favourably as its annual contingency of visitors!
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Wentworth Castle
Once the home of the Earl of Strafford and is now a base of education, Wentworth House was built in 1711 and is open for public viewing all year-round.
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Acton Burnell Castle
Built in 1284, the vast majority of Acton Burnell Castle has met its demise over the centuries though the site remains one of incredible beauty and protected national interests.
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Alnwick Castle
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Carlisle Castle
To say that Carlisle Castle has a colourful history would be an understatement. Built over 900 years ago right on the border between Scotland and England, it has been a focal point for some of the biggest historical battles on record.
Chepstow Castle
The imposing silhouette of Chepstow Castle dates as far back as the year 1067, when it would go on to become the home of the Earl of Hereford.
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Framlingham Castle
The history of Framlingham Castle dates back to 1148, though today’s castle was in fact built in 1173 after its first incarnation was destroyed by Henry II.
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An imposing structure overlooking Lancaster, the castle is today used as an important centre of law as home to the region’s main crown court.
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Peveril Castle
The exact origins of Peveril Castle are unknown although records show that the structure was built somewhere between 1066 and 1086.
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Richmond Castle
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Warkworth Castle
NORTHUMBERLAND, ENGLAND
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The remains of Warkworth Castle occupy an imposing plot close to England’s east coast, having originally been built by King Henry II.
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Warwick Castle
William the Conqueror built Warwick Castle back in 1068, though the stone castle as is stands today was in fact built later in the 12th century.
Windsor Castle
BERKSHIRE, ENGLAND
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Quite simply the largest inhabited castle in the world, Windsor Castle is not only a residence of the British Royal Family, but also a world-famous tourist attraction.
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